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| Kristie, was hoping that you might have a suggestion. . . Since the upgrade the thread screens are larger than my moniter size on my work computer. I have to use a bottom scroll bar and go across to view the entire message. When I scroll across I can no longer see the poster's information/stats. When I am at home, everything fits perfectly to the screen so I know that it is just my work computer. I can't really call the IT Help desk and ask them to fix the problem ( uh yes I would like to place a work order to resize my monitor screen. I can't seem to view my favorite forum very well anymore. . . don't think that would go over very well). So I was hoping that you might have some suggestions. |
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| Jetgirls Ol' School Member | Try looking into your monitor's resolution settings. I'm not sure which operating system you're running. But if you're on a windows machine, just go to your control panel and select Display. If you're on VISTA this feature is underneath Personalization. A shortcut is to right click on your desktop and select Display (or Personalization). You likely need to increase the resolution of your monitor (to at least 1024x768). |
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| Admin/Owner ![]() | yea, it has to do with the resolution...are you on a windows or mac at work?
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